A recognisable starting point
Fuzz is having a difficult day. The story gives young readers a friendly character and a safe distance from which to notice what strong emotions can feel like.
Book one / The Little Woodlands Feelings Lab
Fuzz Fox and Friends: The Storm Inside is a warm illustrated story for children aged 3-7 and the grown-ups who help them find words for big feelings.

A story to open a conversation
Fuzz is having a difficult day. The story gives young readers a friendly character and a safe distance from which to notice what strong emotions can feel like.
The book is designed for reading together, making room for a child to point, pause, ask questions or simply enjoy the woodland story.
Families, carers and educators can return to Fuzz when they need an uncomplicated way to begin talking about feelings and support.
Free family and classroom resource
This printable companion turns the story’s central idea into a calm, low-pressure conversation. It is free, requires no sign-up and is not a medical or therapeutic tool.
Open the printable activityClear credits
Readers should know who created a book and how. These credits are stated plainly rather than hidden in small print.
Written by Francis Ferndown and published by The Little Woodlands Feelings Lab. The story text was written by a person, not generated by AI.
The illustrations use generative AI. Publishing assistance was provided by A. N. Mercer, with production software developed by DigidentAI LTD.